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SHALL. COUNTY, ~ = 4 ~
u liz virtue Of deed OF trust made BY James A
Rice 70 the undersigned trustee dated OH tho 'l7.t
az Of q I SS els ho Gon i9a s u Maahs
county vest yirgiaiS, III Decd OF TruR Book No
l. folio u.s. will sell at public auction, At the from
door Of TIC Court Housed Marshall county, d!
SATURDAY, Gath DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1887,
commencing al ton O'clock A. ~. certain tract O.,
land situate on the waters OF Hickman. a branch
OF Filth creek, In Nasshall county, West Virgins
and bounded rs followk: Beginning AZ D hickory
corner 10 said Rce Ia the Marshall and Wetscl couu
" liue north S94o west lis pOca 10 htone pile IN
Ei6w's line: thence north 80 Gust 6oh poles TO >
slake and W. o. buLh In road, au agreed corner
between petolson, Aice aud Flaw; thence touth
S!51o wost q poles 10 stone near tho road; thenc
north GO west % poles 10 atone; thehte south g.
west IA poles to Al OAK; thence south 2s west II
poles 10 hickory; thence north SO west "a r0f0
to ". o. corner between Rice and Flaw; thence
south 80' west lol " poles TO bush corner Of Val
Cntlnc BroMan; thence north II pOlca 70 stout
,nsaca por.h sio west il poles 10 stone In Bcoei
line on north bank OF HICKMAN; thence with said
l!ue north 2o east 20 poles TO stone near pine
thence south a. csst y Poes to v. q: thence
Is roles 10 drain; thence north 49 cast q pole
10 4 red oak. thence north i7o cast 6 poles to .
red OAK thence north s0' cast % poles 70 bush
thence North JSo east IS poles TO sugar; thence
south 90 cast 1876 polca 10 the temporary line ant
with the came koulh % eat IS poles to the begin
ming, containing iour hundred and seven aero
and three-iourths Of an acre, DO tho same more q
loss. less
TERMS OF sAIE-0ne.hali o. tho purchase
money and M much more as tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay cash. and tho residue Iii oila year With
interest thereon from the day OF sale, tho par
chaAer 10 give his note with approved security. ant
the title 10 be retained or decd oil trust given
secure the deferred payment -.a|I
Title believed to be good, but selling As trustee
will only sell and conTcy such title IS % vested II
me. 1N seEs5 JOHN J. JONES. l.
leo m Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
,aJ= JOHN ]. JONEl Irus.ee.
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rnusrEE,s SALE.
n,RUSTEE'S SALE.

Nv virtue OF deed Of trust made by Cecilia
Gillespie 70 me ~ trustee dated Juno u, 1885, 70.
corded ID Tho ofico Of tho Clerk Of the County
Court oi Ohio county, West Virginia, In Died Of
Trust Book No. q, page lA. will bctl nj public
auction al tho front door Of the Cous! House Of
ald county, on .,Nt' Nltl NsJ,U
SATURDAY, tho 20!h DAY Of oUro Der. 1887,
commanding NJ 10 o'clock A.. n i, the following
property, that Is 70 says a certain parcel Of land
Known n Eas! wheeling, In Ohio county. West
Virginia, being part oil lot numbered QUO hundred
and thirteen Iii the plat tho addition 10 the city
ri WHIT eIhg originally laid out By Noah Zane and
0ihetG fronting thlrtytwo feet nv0 inches on said
sliey and ruunlpg back southwsrdly toward
Eighteenth itrttt Of even width iiltyfour ie0l;
Win iSe sleAl 10 uSc md kcsp III repair the WAloi
nIne under The front part Of tald lo,. n lsTilaI'7
A1o three iCCi III width from tho eGsl sde OF lot
M, III in the plat ai0tGAid, said three feet sd.
iolninv The psrt Of lot lla above described front.
I'M on sald alley and running back Southwardly
nj syeu width dity. four feet. t'.N ~ fN.isis
Thu tltlo 10 tho atoyG II believed 10 be perfect,
I'M, selling AZ trustee will convey only tho tito
yrStsd In inc by tiid deed OF trust
TEnNs or AAIE-0ne third and NJ much moro a.
NE p3itchascy elects TO pay In cash Oh Tho day Of
Stc' lilo balance III two equal instruments, al one
and two Yeas, with interest, Tor which tho pur.
ChEStr shs execute bis notes, teeufe the fame by
deed Of ttuAt OIL the property. tho buildings TO BIO
Eept insured iof tho benefit OF such trust
''.T.,... !. 4, C0WDES, Trustee.
". J. ". Cow DIN, Solicitor. ~ A'saf 'lf#
~ I an
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George B. Maledon, Of Fort Smith, Ark,
has probably hanged more ren-Rtty.one
than any other person In tbs world,
He is Bavarian by birth, and his work
has been done for the United States Gov
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/ WOOL

!. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27.-Wool, hue Aceccs dull
low and medium woods in Improved demand
nne washed dclane \ and XIX $6asoc; medium
ssa2Sc; Canada washed combing S6ls7c. n
!. SRw YORK. Sept. 27.-Hool firm; domestic aecco
95aSic; pulled lia33c; Texas 9a2ac, 1's.'I1ael'S
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EZss5sIzyyszrsa:cEsE5I

DO You feel dull. langud, lnw-splrtctl, life.
less, md indcscriLably miserable, botl, plysl-
caiiy and mentally; experience Il sense OF
lullncss or blontins after eating, or OF "gonc-
Ing, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste in
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred oycsiglit, "llOatlng spGcks"
pciore the eyes, nervous prostitution or ex-
hnastio.i. lrrtnhllity of temper. hot ilushcs,
biting, trnnsicnt pains hero aiid there, cold
ieet, drOwsness after meals, wnkcfuIncss. on
aiSturbc! and uHrefreshiag sleep, coIstutt,
Ing calnmlty2 All. N'6g UiT1~ :, =
q these SYMPTOMS, you. are suffering from
TINT most common OF American naialIlcs-
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho more
complicated your disease has become, tho
greater tho number and diversity OF symp-
toms NO matter whit stage It llns reached,
DR.. PlcrcG's Golden Medical Discovery
Will subduo It, II taken according to drec-
tons Tor reasonable length of time. II not
curcd, complications multiply and Consump-
Ion OF the Lungs, Skin Diseases Heart Disease,
rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
maiudics are quito tiabtc to set In and, sooner
or utter. induce Il fatal termination, = -.
DR.. Plcrco's Golden Medical Dis
cOvcry acts powerfully upon tho Liver, and
through TINT great blood purifying organ,
cleanscs tho system OF MI blopl-t,lnis nnl i'm.
puritles, from whatever cnuse arising. II IL
equally cillcaeious In acting upon the KID.
neyS, anu other excrctOry organs, cleansing.
STRENGTHENING. AMI healing their diseases. Ks
m appctizinT, restorative tonic, 1t promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby buihiing IN
both flesh and strength. In m0lnrinl dIstricts.
this wonderful medicine Inns gained rreat
celebrity In curing Fever md Aguc, Chills and
Fcvcr, Dumb Aguc. and kindred diseases.
p Or. Pierce's Golden Medical. Dis.
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Tho tliea stop buzsing, tho Office bow
ceaeos to shufils his feet and there Is q
general and Solemn hush when alr. Gould
sits down to write hia check for 81 500 600.
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The aversge woman thinks great deal
more about the condition OF her crimps
than she does about the condition OF her
soul, end the average man wouldn't like
her half so we'll If she didn't. fl4,e,
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The railroads are polishing up the pas.
ssnger car stove in anticipation Of the reg
ular fall and winter trado. They arc also
negotiating with undrrtakers and GENE.
teries for reduced rates. 80.
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wheeling 1.-Two Stock Market. =

Wheeling Live Stock Market. 6.g
CaAk-1.O0o to 1.l0o lbs. stock sh4as}yc per h.;
800 10 800 lbs sa314c per h.; 700 to so ils. "a
&c per Id. ..a,, "a ~, -.
iiogs-Msss6t Rctipe: 4a5a per ID. ~ .-a agt4
, Laials-Gaod at a1jsa5c per Id. .,t3 ~
CsIltks--tadc per 10. ~ ..Ft w..
Skssp-1LaAG per III. t5s y y 4 ~ stt-'atg,.
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CURES AL HgySsnRs.

from n common nlotch, or Eruption, to tho
worst Scrofuu. Su!t-rheum, "Fcvcr-sorcs,"
Scaty or Tough Skin, IN short, nil diseases
caused by bad blood aro conquered by this
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
its benign influence. Especially has it innni-
tested Its potency In curing Tetter, Eczcna
ErysIpelas, Boils, Carbuncles. Sore Eyes, Scrof-
ulous Sores md swcllings, liip-Joiit Discasc,
"White Swcllings," Goltrc, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in
stamps for a large Treatise, with colorcd
pintes. on Skin Discusses or tho sumo amount
tor Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"FOR THE BLOOD IS TIE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse it by using Or. picrcc,s
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, n fair skin, huoynnt spirits, rital
strength and bodily health will be established.
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Dry Goods.

cline IN tales. Dry. goods were neglected because
OF the very general iateses. In the international
yacht race. - sf3'.77G 3F1 va FEp,-t,l3 ff9 II
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Tho Swift Specific Company, Alfalfa. Ga.
Gcnt!emcn-ror two yislEs hat q Ecye-c caSc Of
ecse'aa. used tar soaps, sulphur staaiN an yJrtl
OF physicians but found no relief. AZ last deter.
mined to try tho $. s. $. remedy anil sevtM or eight
use thia certificate III any ninnuor Yen wish. =
gg-- t.ITf.. p, s 4-IEH ~ y lIUGO IIAssgknI, n,
Now York, May 5, 1851. n g. '..57, g
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases E,a.lc, .rse.
l:5I.sa -l. TlIi sw;Fr srEcIFIc Co., ..}
,sA7l,sf .T- Nh y tTs Drawer Atlup,n ia
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GNNSIIME9TasaN

aixl cured by this remedy, II taken Ia the
earlier stages OF the disease. From It's mar
velots, power over this terribly fatal disease.
when first offering this now world-fumc REM
OF Calling it his " CONSUMPTION Cr;ItE," but
abandoned TINT name rs too restrictive for
medicine which, from its wonderful COM
b!nAtion OF tunlp, or strengthening, Alternative,
or blood-clcansing. anti-bIilous, pcctoral, and
pntrIl!yc properties. Is unoluAled. not only
ns n remedy. for Consumption, but for ali
rItrOuie sliSpn~s,s oF Tim -.
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SOME or THE CAUSES OF DELAY.

IHFaH eoMh VI AAE Capaao w UhLA X ity-t-F
The Union veterans Of the war, whether
pensioners or applicants for pensions or
not. will be interested in knowing come Of
tho specific causes Of delay in the present
Standardization o. tho Pension Bureau.
One ia the ineiiiciency OF the Commits
sioner.f A second has been the employ
ment oil considerable part OF the clerical
forge in tho preparation Of Democratic
campaign lito7Iture asd OF material upon
which tho veto OF private pension 6ill0
could be babed, A third causo hau been
General Blacks extraordinary and indie.
isnsible rulings in cases where claimants
had been technically 4 charged with
desertion, It had been uniformly hold
by all his predecessors that claimant
who held an honorable discharge from
the Army o. Navy was entitled to pen,
sion II other aodditlo,ts vers iulllled.
! General Black has attempted to reverse
this los."" line Of precedeuts. A fourth
cause Of delay has SS.en tho systematic
"milking" Of the files laat year anu ~. We
rushing through Of as many "easy cases"
as practicable in order to make great
showing OF reaulte, and the order which
recently followed It with the came object
in view, that als pending applications
shall be treated as rejected in which the
additional testimony required shall not be
fled within one bundled days Iron, the
date Of the order. The order Ia illegal and
cannot be enforced, bat mono the LEES will
it diehearten = many applicants whose
claims arc just and subject others to
erievous hardahips and long and needless
delays. In very many cases the effect Of
1t will be virtual denial Of justice. 7.
Another fruitful cause OF delay, as well
aa tho source of many acts Of Injustice to-
ward claimsnts, was General Blacks "re.
organization" Of the Pension d Bureau,
Formerly the claimant had to run tbs
gauntlet Of the Adjudicating Division, the
Medical Division and the Board Of Re.
view. To these has been added law
division, from which have emansted nu,
lmeroua decisions, opinions and rulings
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nEHEMEEG .Tha. the presence Of Generals
In charge OF tho drawings, Is a guarantee OF sb.o
lute fairness and integrity, that the cnances aIo Ill
equal, and that no one can possibly divine what
number will draw Prize. 80 = - ''.''
REMEMBER that the payment Of ull Prizes Ia
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL,
signed by the President OF an Institution, whosa
chartered rights arc recognized III the highest
Courts; therefore. beware Of any limitations or
ANONYMOUS schemeH .'.'- - $500 -
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HOME MARKETS.
Tho Wholesale Prices OF all tho Various
Nl|4I Commodities. Hf5T i

1Srxl11axscrR t,yyrcx.
wHErlrNo. Tuesday. Eept. n.
..., nunpes u important changes In quotations
VIII 10 found III almost every department o. re.
ported this morning, Choice sugar syr,,ns have
adsahced' PROVISIONS have declined, and seyeral
lines oil sugars have shaded oil a trite. In the
produce market there arc the usual numher nj
changes incident to tho season. Gotta" rorna,n W.
very ,n asss ' r sia'H Is good eiIu' e se' ae
parlment and collections arc prompt. Thu qiiota.
TOPS arc subject to fluctuations during the week.
GRAM, YtouE, xrc, ~
sos Grtas"NssW wheat 7SS per bushel State oats
SOisSC N'" oa's I'o' o'a'e cofh' on INC wharf,
o Fos,-rarcv n.,or,v te,r,,u ~, ,r,,.o., ;, ~
a. fancy s' Wbi;o% pr1bh a ana winter
80 npr Sco tsn roShsnsF Oat meanmedlum
Hnu mi Srn,a Pima inoso S uout = p =,
ner IAN. nrie od ba,nS AZ o1a o. w oal! %
car load New baied Il oosI N: stssw W. oooo n ne
ton ,c Iii "a NJ. @ieaiihss pes ION sloto Bran per
''u '1' W. ,,.,v,,,,, ss i5y
NJ. 'so.AA41. lu.i HT
Carolina prime sXc; Loalana SsS% java ' pear
6Hc; Broken SIC. = = - j. :.
,sp;1nGhoiee sugar Syrup sas7c; Sugar Syrup
ia ES! een n Dps Soag?c Maple RF!ps aye ga
barrel 6oe; hlxby Maple syrup lbarres) $50; Bixby
maple W barrels( Csc; Bixby Maple TO gallon
eees) 6oc; Blxby Maple 70 gallon kcgs) &c; Blxby
Map!e Quart cans SOC. sugar House (dark)
IaZzG: go additional 10 half bairels).
sew orleans Molasses, Fancy Ea53c: choice 4Sa5Oc
prime 40; iAlr ahiio: mixed goods New Orleans
SSc: pakers goods 25a2lc. M
ffot1stonsoLatgc y 2. hams l2hIc; medium 8. @.
MANS it4c; Cailofnia hams 9xc: b. Csbreakiast ba.
con l2Hac; D. y. shoulders $40: boneless hams
h aa Sty siles lOHc; bacon shoulders 80; ham
beei lSSalbHc; ordinary beef 1907. country
sides VIC; family mess pork 5 ID pieces ST. %;
bean PORK. hne clear. sl7 w.. .-.'
. aar,d-furc nftned, ~ ticrcc, &C.: half barrels
~ 70 eAc; TUBS sHc; Chicago lard In tin pals,
tps., $40; IN pals lbs., SIC; tin pals, 10 lbs
"; tin pals, % lbs, PC; tin pals. 80 lbs, 7hc
(, "a 1aann doods-standard ID Mble peach 81 0Oa
30: bio peaches ID 81 60; pie peaches Ib s. 25
No. tomatoes, new, 81 10: Rutedge corn, none In
strawberries H. 81 10; blackbcrrles, ID, 81 10;
beans, h. 90c: cove oysters, ID light, co..: do
ID iall weight 9aeasi %: string oeaas ID ssa9ec;
succolaSh, lb, 9ocaSl Is; early Juno peas
2oal IS; French peas loc each: pineapple 81 SO;
Marrowlat peas ID 81 S0a2 10; goosebcrries Ii poo
NJ %: 10 sweet potatoes 81 Is. -
8. $! o.; hoop pals 81 40; 8 hoop 81 Is; single
washboards 81 80: double do 81 So; hne crimp
double do 1915; singles! 50. ylaIH't lI-a0l
Ffrls-New Valencia Raisius SaSllo: old
Valencia, GNa7c: Layer odOra, 9a9l%c. :, fnndon
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Does hc bring us omo message from spheres
Z Unleard Of, from worlds We know not
starry counties wo dwell In, mAyhap,
As babies. aud now hlyo forsot? l
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COTTON.

NEw York, Sept. 27.-Colton easy; uplandl.
~, Orleans g4ci sale, ~ bales; futures closed
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I. G IKE QHtI:e'Qilqs,rt;rt,'
'n,ee. Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth strss..
TIE NEW BABY.


What strange little man can this be,
10 weird and 20 wlzened and wlsee
What mystical thug. has be seen lNlI
WIN those MidGopen Wondering pYesH
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features OF tho Money aud ,sto
fas..' Markets. I.l fll

Aho Fea!afeo OK tho money aud stock
faR" Markets. .l ElE
INV Yoar, ecpt. T.-Money on call esgs At 10
6per cent, lastloan at per cent, closing offered
At 8 per cent. Primo mercantile paper at las per
cent Sterling exchange quiet but steady at
81 7g1j%al Slh. 'En)N iIf - g'N1'g.
The yacht race left very Little Inlcres. IN tho
stock market today, most OF the operators being
ab.ent, aud the dealings were almost entirely OF
professional chamctet. The market was tasrly &C.
tive a. tho opening, with advances over last even.
ing's Agures Of IRON II to " per cent, but there
was some pressure in tho early tradlngs. A rally
quickly followed under the lead OF New England
and Missouri Pacific, tho advance ranging up 10 lX
per cent, The market then became st.gnant, and
toward the last hour animation was displayed and
rstces rose small fractions. The close was dun
nut irm to strong at tho best prices Of tho day,
Win but few exceptions tho entire LIS. Is higher
THIS evening. sales 49, All shares. s5.Ill ~ =
Railroad bonds dali but ti,ni. Sales SIS, 900.
Government bonds dull but a!m Tor Is.
State bonds dull md steady, "a -,-Tfg -.
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Wha. treasures unfold, from what lands.
Do his soft baby Fingers eniold3. mn
What word does he brlng FROM aiar, ~,
THIS stranger 30 young yet 80 old1
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Who can tell what lie knows what no tlilnkse
lie rays not q word, but he looks, m iffT1.
In minute, more wisdom, IN BweaI, t.I
Than Is ihut 10 the biggest OF books.
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Petroleum,

on CRY, PA, sept a7.-petroleum opened at
sales 0S5 900 harrels: cearalces l,tG2 barrels;
charters 49.oA7 barrels; shipments 50. 23s barrels.
PITTSBURGH, PA, Sept a2-Petroleum dull and
weak; National transit certificates opened at CSC;
closed at size; highest Csc; lowest G6hc. E1l'
BRAproRp, Pa, Sept. T.-Opencd at es}SSc:
highest eS.&c: lowest Goc; closed at 67Nc; clear,
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NRw YoRK, Sept. 27.-petroleum dull; opened
sales TOGO barrels. Is 3t'-El i.f5pp'f,Gfs \
Truss1LLs, Pa. sept 27.-opened at CSC; high.
est asc; lowest 6d3}<c; closed 1t 6711sc. ~
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= Capital Prize, $50, 900.

2l79 Prizes, amounting 600
Application Tor rates to clubs should be made
only 10 tho ofico Of tho Company In New 0rcaus.
For further Information write clearly Giving full
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur.
roncy by Express lat our e1pensc) Addressed
Gi.lEl N. A. DAUpHiN, n;
=. - New oileanst La.
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The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
October y, 1851, al the same hour aud place.
ie25 JOHN J. JONES, Trus.ce.
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rJ,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, NAB

". J, ". CowpKN, Solicitor. ~ ''s''I -
W II, HAMER. AuntionCcr. le. se2G
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FGils. Fesce and BraGs-lod to COO, s. Is; Sd and
g; :: % g and 3D. 81 q; Id and 3D. s. so Sd
BarftE Inch, IS 40; Y inch, 8. 10; Inch $, Is:
17Sh insh' q Is; II inch So 4O:l6 inch IS Is; *
t.t " ~ Inch Y Inch u Inch
u Us; Inch aud over, s. 10. t,.C = : - -
Casing and Bo1-lod to sod, 50 40; sd, Sa15; Cd
$50; a. 1856; 3D.. u c5. ,f'.'-
PRODUCE. 4, ~
These prices are based on wholesale transactions
OF thAday, subject TO fluctuations during the week.
Eatitr-DtnGnd fair; Country choice l5llGc:
good county !oal2c; common 5aGe; supply isir and
demunu good. 50 .-I=s5gl,If - w
,: Bsa's5Sew hsndpicked navy 81 4oal 30 per
CSC; IMPAIRED do l5ai7c; rrspbesrtes 2oa2.c: sIscS
berries satoc. New sun drled-App!cs, quarters ga
&c; sliced ta5c; peaches, new halves, GI.a7c; do.
quarters saSc 49, pared log sc; p!tted cherries Il
dried fruit nonliual; demand moderate. - II.
Egoo--et1icily fresh STOCK At lie Der dog. !:
supply light and demand good. : 49,
feathers-Cho!so tos55c, III or!gina! packages; 40
, 1Sxy-choIee white clover, 1sal5c; choice
roaary-Liye chickens. $500 per doz.; spring
chickens 8 Goa 10 per doz.; demand good; supply
!Raas-sieady at lAalisc for white E!sod cotton;
lal1ssc for I'LL wool l%al}Isc iu5 mixed. - J,
Larti-coMnlry pfiinet 6sa7o; dcmand fair.
Apt:Is-Grecn, per eDl home grown, 81 SO per
Dbl; fancy 3d. demand good; supply light. 4 !,
Hteetao.es-Potatoes new, home raised, $200a? 25;
per barrel: Onions 81 " Dor buShel; gool de.
mand. Cabbage 81 2sal 60 per barrel. Cucun,beSs
i9aibc per dozcu. New coru I0c per dozen: sup,
Ply iair. and demand good. Tomatoes G6c Der
.zfapta.l Fr.sia-Lemons 81 5oa. rs per box: AS.
pinRall bananas 81 75a2 50 per bunch; oranges
MeAslnS, 81 75a3 % per boz. Ilgss 7T' - =
Home Wa.ennetons-s6 0oal0 90 per 100. ".
Nutmtgs-sl Goal Is per barrel; supply llgSt.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-03-05

SOME 81 our contemporaries are hav-
inc some fun at, what they suppose TO
be. the expense 81 the editor oil the Re-
porter. and cite ll1sop's fable Of the fox
and some grapes, cndcavOring To make
il apply 10 our case. II they will only
stop Go considcd they will remember that
we left CRYSTAL Falls after il had become
evident that the county seat would go to
that place so lar ~ we are concerned
~ a publisher 81 a newspaper we do not
care where the county seat il located, but
as "A citizen 81 Iron River we felt IN duty
bound 60 do all we could TO keep II here
The Reporter must live on its merits m
the future as IL has in the past and take
it's chances of securing a share of the gov
ernment pap Nor do we believe that
It's chances 81 securing a share has been
lessencd by the removal Of the county
seat We can truthfully say that Iron
River will prosper more without the
county seat than Crystal Falls will with
it.--lron River Reporter.
The gentleman 81 the mecca Of all iu-
ture generations" tx somewhat ON the
fence and cannot see very far in either
direction. When he had the Reporter
here hc wanted the county seat here ard
when the election lailed 90 cause it's inn
mediate removal he moved the Reporter
and al 81 his belongings except the COW
back 60 Iron River and then 'as a citi.
xen of Iron river felt in duty bound 60
do all in bis power to keep the county
seat there. he il by fair means or foul
and thcn again he don I care two cents
where thu county seat Is located so Ions
ns he can ring in for a share of the "gqy
crnment pap" Lott says he went bach
10 Iron River for personal rensons only
and not because lac did not like Crysta
Falls. To the mind Of theeditor Hsop''
fable lita his caAe very nicely. Wheneyel
Lott gets cornercd he presents an ex
planati0n that IL always sure TO place
him IN q very ridiculous light; he would
show sense by keeping still.